UN Sustainable Development Goals & OZEAON
Building a Regenerative Future Through Shared Global Goals
The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure peace and prosperity for all by 2030. OZEAON is committed to advancing these goals through open science, digital innovation, and regenerative practices.
From Knowledge to Action
By connecting education, research, and innovation, OZEAON transforms global challenges into opportunities for collaboration. Our platform integrates AI, blockchain, and community-led action to make the SDGs practical, accessible, and impactful.
Key SDG Contributions
Quality Education
Open Educational Resources, Learn2Earn pathways, inclusive access.
Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure
Funding and collaboration for regenerative projects and technologies.
Climate Action
Tools to accelerate solutions for carbon sequestration, ocean health, and adaptation.
Life Below Water
Ocean science, regenerative ocean farming, biodiversity protection.
Life on Land
Soil regeneration, bio-materials, and circular economy innovation.
Partnerships for the Goals
Global collaborations with universities, incubators, NGOs, and citizen scientists.
OZEAON in Action
OZEAON is an endorsed UN Ocean Decade Action (No. 10.7) under the Early Career Ocean Professionals Programme. Our mission directly supports the Ocean Decade vision: 'the science we need for the ocean we want.'
Read Our Ocean Decade EndorsementOZEAON & All 17 SDGs
No Poverty
OZEAON supports financial inclusion through blockchain and tokenization, providing decentralized finance (ReFi) tools for users in developing regions.
Zero Hunger
Providing access to agricultural innovation and sustainable practices, improving food security through data-driven resources on sustainable farming.
Good Health and Well-being
Fostering public health by promoting knowledge of ocean-derived biomaterials, sustainable health supplements, and eco-friendly products.
Quality Education
Through open educational resources (OERs), tutorials, and AI-driven learning tools, offering equitable access to ocean science education.
Gender Equality
Promoting gender equity through inclusive content creation and governance via DAO, ensuring equal representation in science and technology.
Clean Water and Sanitation
Enabling knowledge exchange about sustainable water management practices and ocean health monitoring technologies.
Affordable and Clean Energy
Contributing to sustainable energy by encouraging renewable solutions within ocean and coastal industries.
Decent Work and Economic Growth
Supporting a regenerative economy model, creating economic opportunities through sustainable jobs in the blue economy sector.
Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
Facilitating innovation through collaboration between researchers, innovators, and industry leaders in sustainable infrastructure.
Reduced Inequalities
Offering equitable access to knowledge and resources, bridging the gap between developed and developing nations.
Sustainable Cities and Communities
Supporting sustainable communities by promoting ocean-based solutions for urban resilience and disaster management.
Responsible Consumption and Production
Advocating for circular economies and sustainable consumption through resources on reducing waste and promoting biodegradable materials.
Climate Action
Directly addressing climate change through ocean health monitoring data and climate resilience solutions like carbon sequestration.
Life Below Water
Dedicated to ocean conservation through sustainable marine practices, ecosystem recovery, and biodiversity protection using digital technologies.
Life on Land
Helping conserve terrestrial ecosystems through tools for monitoring land use, biodiversity, and sustainable agricultural practices.
Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
Fostering transparency and accountability through decentralized governance (DAO), ensuring inclusive decision-making processes.
Partnerships for the Goals
Facilitating cross-sector partnerships between institutions, research organizations, governments, and private sector actors.